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TimeNet Law is time management and billing software for law firms, private investigators, and others who are looking for a Timeslips replacement for Mac OS X.
Features:
Features:
- Built for Mac OS X (Universal Binary)
- Incredibly Easy to Learn Interface
- Powerful Case Management
- Reports
- Payment tracking, client/matter-level fund accounts, accounting built right in
- Conflict of Interest Checking
- Track Timekeepers, Clients, Matters, Payments, Trust & Escrow Accounts
- Document Everything with Detailed Note Support
- Automatic
What's New
Version 2.7.4:
- Billed slips can no longer be edited, moved or deleted until the relevant invoice is cancelled - this is a safeguard to prevent billing issues
- Matters with billed slips can no longer be deleted - this is a safeguard to prevent billing issues
- Slip Analysis Report has new option to combine report or split by client
- Slip Analysis Report now shows time in tenths when that option is set
- Slip Analysis Report now allows you to not show any timed slips
- New option to show the Matter Number on invoices
- Improvements made to the slip timer
- Spell Checking is now enabled throughout the program. Red words are misspelled, right-click to correct or learn the word.
- Improved the behavior of the Matter Notes drawer and edit field
- Matter windows now show the total time and dollar amount of the selected slips at the bottom
- New feature to increment time up or down one tenth in time fields with arrow keys when time entry is set to Tenths
- New option to show Aged A/R on invoice footnotes
- New ability to withdraw funds from client/matter accounts without applying them to an invoice with detailed note entry
- Withdrawals will be shown on relevant matters like all other previous payments
- Withdrawals will not count towards collections and will be depleted and tracked from the initial deposit
- New Matter Settings option - Parties and Split Billing
- Add names, addresses, phone numbers, position titles and more to your matters
- Each party can be responsible for a percentage of the billing from this matter
- When invoicing, multiple copies with pro-rated balances for each party are generated
- Improvements and polish to invoice layout and headings
- Fixed issues with Payment Center and Billing Center when using certain tax settings
- Optimized Billing Center's Invoices section
- Fixed an issue with Total dollar discounts and percentage discounts shown on invoices
- Fixed issues that caused crashes in the Payment Center
Version 2.7.4:
- Billed slips can no longer be edited, moved or deleted until the relevant invoice is cancelled - this is a safeguard to prevent billing issues
- Matters with billed slips can no longer be deleted - this is a safeguard to prevent billing issues
- Slip Analysis Report has new option to combine report or split by client
- Slip Analysis Report now shows time in more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
TimeNet Law User Discussion (Write a Review)
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TimeNet Law is time management and billing software for law firms, private investigators, and others who are looking for a Timeslips replacement for Mac OS X.
Features:
Features:
- Built for Mac OS X (Universal Binary)
- Incredibly Easy to Learn Interface
- Powerful Case Management
- Reports
- Payment tracking, client/matter-level fund accounts, accounting built right in
- Conflict of Interest Checking
- Track Timekeepers, Clients, Matters, Payments, Trust & Escrow Accounts
- Document Everything with Detailed Note Support
- Automatic Bookkeeper and One Click Billing
- Global Control of Timers via the Menu Bar
- Backup Scheduler Keeps Data Safe
- Fully Networkable
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Wentworth3 reviewed on 22 Jul 2010
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patrelli law group reviewed on 17 Dec 2008
The only thing I think this software is missing is a reporting option, and the ability to import/export data into other programs. Once these two things are added I think this software will be unbeatable. There's nothing else like it out there, and this is definitely the best replacement for Timeslips I've found yet for mac.
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dihakz reviewed on 07 Aug 2007
1. Trial version will show you nothing, encouraging you to buy before you've had the chance to adequately decide if it is worth it.
2. Serial number takes about a WEEK to arrive.
3. Support emails will mostly go ignored, deny you have any sort of problem (even if it is crashing consistently).
4. Any attempts to resolve, including, but not limited to, requesting a refund will similarly go ignored. Customer service is about as good as the quality of programming and technical support: NIL!
Unfortunately, I really have thrown my money away. I'm left with a piece of garbage that will not run, and a hole in my bank account where my money once was. I tried to resolve the dispute with PayPal and with the developer. A refund is not given, nor were my issues even addressed. I really hope that this will help someone out there before they decide to drop any money on it.
One more thing: I think they're a scam. The trial version is so badly limited, that you feel almost required to buy, just to TRY it. Once you buy, it takes eons to receive a serial number. Only then do you discover that it crashes incessantly making it completely unusable. Support is a joke.
Learn from my mistake!!
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jcolinslaw reviewed on 30 Jan 2006
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Anonymous reviewed on 02 May 2005
This software is not sufficient to run your practice, so you will have to buy another application which will duplicate most of TimeNet Law's functions.
If you are a Mac-Addict lawyer, my suggestion is LawStream (http://www.lawstream.com). It costs more, but it integrates all of your docketing, accounting and file management into one suite.
The only upside to TimeNet Law is that it has a nice time-tracking interface. But if that is what you want/need, try OfficeTime or even just the regular TimeNet. Basically they offer the same functions at a fraction of the cost.
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JohnKHeath rated on 05 Oct 2011
CONNIE BREEDEN rated on 25 Feb 2011